Between a local homeschool group last Thursday, a community planting event with over 50 volunteers on Saturday morning and 45 year 1 and 2 students from Spearwood Primary School this morning, we installed over 1,500 native seedlings in the previously cleared bushland on the corner of Coolbellup Ave and Forrest Road in Coolbellup as part… Continue reading Community effort saw 1,500 plants installed over the last 5 days!
The Community Open Day at the Len Packham Hall in Coolbellup on 12 June was a complete success and provided community groups as well as the general public with an opportunity to celebrate the efforts of Rehabilitating Roe 8. The girls from Eco Action brought a bunch of native critters along for a very educational… Continue reading Community Open Day
After being postponed due to COVID-19 in 2020, the Hands Healing the Land - Boodja Moort Kaardijin Community Science Conferenc ewas held in March 2021 at the Keiran McNamara Conservation Science Centre and proved to be a great success. The sold-out event was organised in collaboration with SERCUL, Perth NRM and DBCA and attracted over… Continue reading Hands Healing the Land – a success story!
Join Joe Tonga aka the "bat man" for an exciting night time adventure! Learn about bats and their role in our ecosystem and see where they live. Bring a torch and sense of adventure. Meeting point location is at limestone carpark located on Hope Rd, North Lake Reserve approximately 150m east from Hope Rd and… Continue reading Bat night stalk adventure
Join Cockburn Community Wildlife Corridor bushcare group to grab a Gladdy. Gladiolus are a common bushland weed and to help keep the corridor looking good join in for the annual grab. All tools and equipment will be provided. Meet at the entry gate on the corner of Stock Rd and Forrest Rd Hamilton Hill.
POSTPONED. Looking for that something special for Mother's Day? Join Bindi Bindi Dreaming and release your creative energy. Reconnect with nature and the Aboriginal culture through art while having a chat. Create a personal artwork influenced by the Noongar culture. Places are limited Suitable ages 5+
